The timing and memory usage would seem to depend on what you're doing.
In preparation for this answer, I ran several trials of a program in both Java and C#. The programs used the exact same algorithm to calculate all the prime numbers in [0, 100,000,000). In the six runs I did of each, the C# program took about 500ms longer and 16mb more RAM than the Java program.
As I said, this was one example. Hopefully more people will post their own benchmarks and results to help determine which language is more suitable in which situations.
There are different ways to executing a C# application, depends on the "type" of the application:1) web-based applications: ASP.NET, Web services. These applications are executed by the application server, which you may not to execute them directly in any way.2) Windows services: you would "execute" them by starting the service3) Batch-typed applications (console applications), by double-clicking the exe file (file with .exe), or from command line prompt, do either "$ run theApp.exe" or $theApp.Exe
yes the cats memory are very sharp but there memory is only sharp in catching mice
you can keep your memory sharp by exercise ,having fruits ,taking rest,and don't think that you can not remember.
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Physical excerices makes your memory sharp and you respond very quickly.
amnesia is sometimes triggered by a SHARP BLOW on the head. that is called anterograde amnesia.
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Yes, there are many other applications. C# or C-Sharp is one of the language which can be used to create web apps.
Your memory is sort of a muscle. If you want to keep it in shape, you need to keep to a fitness regime. Spend a lot of time reading and doing memory puzzles and you should find your memory improving. While your brain doesn't build "mass" like a muscle, it does need to get worked out to be used properly and kept sharp. Let it go to waste, and you'll likely find entropy setting in.
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Sleep effects your memory in several different ways. If you lack sleep then you could be losing some of your memories that are stored in your brain. It is very important to get the right amount of sleep to keep your mind and memory sharp.
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